JW
Jennifer Worley
Real Estate Broker
360-402-5592
As John L. Scott brokers, our mission is transactional excellence and client satisfaction. That means we work tirelessly to make your home buying or selling process as efficient, stress-free and lucrative for you as possible.
Meet Jennifer
As a John L. Scott broker, Jennifer Worley’s mission is transactional excellence and client satisfaction. That means she works tirelessly to make your home buying or selling process as efficient, stress-free, and lucrative as possible. Helping families and individuals reach their goals in finding a home in a great community inspires Jennifer to always provide VIP service to her clients!
Expertise
The real estate market is hyperlocal, seasonal, and temperamental—in other words, it can change on a dime. Technology has made information more accessible to everyone, but it can be difficult to keep up with events that affect home values. Jennifer brings her arsenal of John L. Scott’s time-tested selling and marketing programs and strategies to the table, assuring that the home buying/selling process will be as seamless as possible.
Negotiations
Successful negotiations help move a conversation forward and transform the process into an agreement that’s a win for all parties. Negotiation is not only a skill, but a mindset. Jennifer keeps her clients’ best interests top of mind when negotiating on their behalf.
Transactional Excellence
Communication and collaboration with all the partners and parties involved with the transaction ensures a smooth and timely closing. Jennifer is committed to her clients before, during and after a sale. They find her to be approachable, professional, a great communicator and always reachable.
Olympia
Sixty miles south of Seattle on the southern tip of the Puget Sound, you’ll find Washington’s capital: Olympia. The quaint, historic downtown that borders the water, and the sprawling Capitol campus are just a few of the beautiful places to enjoy the views. There’s more than 40 public parks and trails for you to enjoy throughout Olympia. Some residents say that these parks are the best place to get out of town without ever leaving the city. There’s plenty to learn and do in Olympia. It’s home to Evergreen State College and South Puget Sound Community College. The city is mainly supported by jobs through the state government, providing a stable economy. There are many unique neighborhoods in Olympia each offering something slightly different. The South Capitol neighborhood is well-established, dotted with historic homes and old-growth trees. Southwest of downtown, featured around Ken Lake, the Lakemoor neighborhood is close-knit and offers a mid-century, planned community vibe with easy access to amenities. The Eastside neighborhood was historically a working-class neighborhood, with smaller homes, bordering on commercial areas. The eastside is known today for its active and community-oriented home owners association. If you’re looking for a newer, upscale home, then look at the Cairn Road area. There’s some incredible views from the homes in the East Bay Drive neighborhood, if a view of the Budd Inlet is high on your list. And the Northwest neighborhood is quaint and quiet. It’s considered one of the more affordable neighborhoods while still being close in to downtown. If you’re interested in learning more about Olympia, let us know. We’d love to show you around and help you find your dream home.
DuPont
Located near Puget Sound and situated between Olympia and Tacoma sits DuPont, Washington. Once a company town in the 20th century, today this small, thriving city is a peaceful haven for its residents. DuPont’s growth has been intentionally planned, making it thoughtfully laid out for residents. Downtown DuPont has everything you’d need, including great restaurants like Farrellis. Its intentional planning also means there is a wide variety of neighborhoods and types of housing to choose from, from apartments and condominiums to charming small single family homes and larger homes on expansive lots. There are lots of different neighborhoods to choose from in DuPont. The Historic Village is listed on the National Register of Historic Places, in part because it is an excellent example of what company towns were like across Pierce County in the early 1900s. Northwest Landing is also a popular area. This is a mixed-use planned community situated next to the Historic Village. Residents enjoy Northwest Landing’s peaceful tree-lined streets and craftsman-style houses. Regardless of where you live in DuPont, you’ll find a plethora of green-belts and trails across the city. There are many neighborhood parks, like Hoffman Hill Neighborhood Park, which is tucked over on the southside of the neighborhood. It’s a lovely place to rest or enjoy a picnic, or a good stopping point if you’re making your way across DuPont’s extensive trail system, perfect for outdoor recreation and wildlife watching. In fact, next to city hall is the Sequalitchew Creek Trail that leads down to Sequalitchew Beach. This trailway is home to an abundance of local wildlife, from bald eagles to beavers, and down at the beach you just might catch a glimpse of some of the areas gray whales, harbor seals, or marbled murrelet. If you’d like to learn more about DuPont, let us know! We’d love to show you around and help you find your dream home.